Brain/pituitary/nerves Flashcards
Name the lobes of the brains
Frontal Temporal Parietal Occipital Insula
What is gray matter versus white matter
Gray matter have neuron cells
White matter are myelinated axon’s. They are insulated nerves
What is brain matter the shallow grooves and the deeper grooves
Matter is Gyrus
Shallow is Sylvia
Deeper is fissures
What makes up the Diencephalon
Thalamus
Epithalamus pineal gland
hypothalamus optic chiasym
Where is broccas and wenickes area
Brocca is frontal
Wernickes is occipital
What is the posterior and anterior names for corpus collusom
Rostrum anterior to genu to body to splenium
What is the Lentiform nucleus composed of?
Putamen
Globus pallidus
Where is the head of the caudate nucleus
Below anterior horn and lateral ventricular
What is the largest and densest bundle of white matter fibers within the cerebrum
Corpus Colossom
A seizure patient comes in what is your primary area of interest
Hippo campus
What are the three layers of meninges
Dura matter
Arachnoid mater
Pia mater
What secretes CSF
Choroid plexus
What is the posterior fossa
The cerebellum and brain stem
Where is the optic chiasm and what view can you see it best?
Superior and anterior to dorsum salla
Sagittal
What is the only organ that bridges between the two hemispheres in the brain
Corpus callosum
What kind of study would you do for an EAM
IAC
What is the optimal view for pituitary
Coronal
Use a sagittal to set it up
Use an axial to set up a sagittal
The Arnold Chiari malformation is in what region
Center occipital cervical region
When doing an IAC what nerves are of interest
Seventh and eighth